How To Use Remote Control STARLIGHT
Last updated: 18 Dec 2024
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How To Use Remote Control For example, the DC42-2010-3-LMAPLE Lamp Fan
Many people still don't know how to use the remote control, right? Sometimes it's not pleasing. If you know what each button can do, it will make using a ceiling fan more worthwhile.
Let's get to know the various buttons on the #STARLIGHT Remote
Many people still don't know how to use the remote control, right? Sometimes it's not pleasing. If you know what each button can do, it will make using a ceiling fan more worthwhile.
Let's get to know the various buttons on the #STARLIGHT Remote
- On/Off: Fan-only On/Off button
- Natural Wind: Natural mode, adjust the power gradually from the strongest to the weakest
- 6 Speed: Let you control the wind power as you wish, up to 6 levels
- Rotation Direction: Button to adjust the direction of the fan rotation Forward (counterclockwise) = blow down, helping to create cool wind, Reward (clockwise) = suck up Helps create warm wind
- Timer Off: Can set the time to turn off in advance 1H: Set the time to turn off the fan automatically for 1 hour, 2H: Set the time to turn off the fan automatically for 2 hours, 4H: Set the time to turn off the fan automatically for 4 hours, 8H: Set the time to turn off the fan automatically for 8 hours
- Light On/Off: On/Off button, if you want to change the light (Daylight, CoolWhite, WarmWhite), press the On/Off button to switch back and forth
**Remote control only for some ceiling fans! Or remote control only for DC motor ceiling fans
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